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Sounds like a workable idea. Do you have the ability to drill and tap it for the appropriate fittings, as well as a port for filling and a vented cap to seal it.

Welcome to the forum. You didn't really think there were catalogue parts available for that, did you? Most all parts are generic. If it fits, then it's the right one. All of the places mentioned in the post above by Denny will have everything your kart needs.

Addicted for life. Only antidote is another can of gas.

So Jacka$$. Instead of sending us on some kind of search to another unrelated thread, why don't you just get out a tape measure or a yardstick and tell everyone thats trying to help answer your question, what is the diameter of your tires. How tall are the round rubber things your kart rolls on.

Odom, the one you put in your post will work fine. Like Rat said, they're all the same. I have 4, from 3 different manufacturers and I can't tell the difference. When the belt that comes with it wears out, ( won't be long ) do like Denny suggest and buy a Comet brand belt. It cost around $25 and...

Yeah, you got real close to UGLYVILLE. Not a pleasant place to visit.

Yes, just put a little filter on the tank vent, and let it vent to the atmosphere. When you say Makuni style, I assume its one of the cheap Chinese copies. I have two of them. One, I never could get it to run correctly. Put it back in the box and just run the stocker with a bigger jet. Runs real...

I could be wrong, but I think most all go kart tires ( not wheels ) are a lot taller than 6". That's almost toy sized.

So do bots pose questions just to waste our time, or is there some gratification on their end by trying to start a conversation. Like both of you have said, they always disappear. I don't understand their point. Is a bot and A I the same thing?

Welcome to the forum. Nice looking work there. So you're only 51 and already addicted. Yes they are a blast to drive.

If it's from India or Nepal, might be everything that they had access to. Sounds like the engine is winding up pretty good. I wouldn't drive it, but I'm not from India or Nepal.

Tire diameter will have a lot to do with it. If the tire size on whatever you are putting this into is the same, or close to the ATV it came off of, then you should use the same size axle sprocket the ATV had. If tires are a lot smaller, then you can use a smaller axle sprocket. Figure out the...

I never heard the complete explanation ( wasn't that interested ) but a while back, when Tesla made it's first car, a small two seat sports car, they unsuccessfully experimented with trying to incorporate a shifting transmission into the vehicle. For some reason ( which I don't understand ) a...

That's a new one to me. Thanks for posting. But watch out for Hack. With no picture he's going to be all over you.

Denny, pretty darn good eye for calling that out as a small block. It might measure out to 427 cubic inches, but it's not the REAL DEAL. It's not the one that made all the noise ( and horsepower ) back in the day. Down right proud of you. ( for a Chevy guy ).

And that wasn't even hidden down in the fine print.

Welcome to the forum. So you have a 720L and a 495b. Do you really think we all know what those are. It's not like you said I have a 57 Belair 2 door hard top. They just aren't quite that popular. That's why we want pictures. One of my four karts is a Manco. I couldn't tell you the model number...

Come on now. FORD ( don't ya just luv that word ) made one also. I could probably post a picture if I could find one.

Disconnect the cable and manually open and close the carburetor. It should respond accordingly.

You mount the bearings in the frame of the kart, ( pillow blocks) . Then slide the axle ( of whatever length you want ) through the bearings. Kinda simple.